Cameron Carr out with right oblique injury as Lakers face Warriors
Lakers rookie guard Cameron Carr is out for Wednesday's game against the Warriors with a right oblique injury. His estimated return is October 23. The Baylor product had been listed day-to-day before being downgraded to out on October 21.
By the Lakers Nightly Desk · updated 16 h ago01The story of the nightThe injuryCarr's status changed on October 21, when the Lakers moved him from day-to-day to out with a right oblique injury.
Carr's status changed on October 21, when the Lakers moved him from day-to-day to out with a right oblique injury. The team lists an estimated return of October 23. It is his second entry on the injury report this month. On October 9 he was listed as day-to-day with an undisclosed issue. The oblique is a torso injury that affects twisting and shooting motion, so the Lakers are not rushing him back. For now, he will miss Wednesday's game against Golden State.
02What he showed in preseasonCarr is a 21-year-old rookie guard out of Baylor, listed at 6-5 and 175 pounds, wearing number 43.
Carr is a 21-year-old rookie guard out of Baylor, listed at 6-5 and 175 pounds, wearing number 43. His best preseason outing came October 5 against Sacramento, a Lakers win, when he scored 19 points with 3 rebounds and 2 assists in 22.5 minutes and finished plus-6. The next night against Golden State he had 5 points in 12.2 minutes in a loss. On October 16 against Denver he did not play, logging zero minutes in a Lakers loss.
